New Ulm weekly review., 1887-12-21
Bulk Oysters at Eibners.

Don't forget the great Saturday bar
gain day at F. Kuetzings.
Henry Sommer is home on a visit af-
ter an absence of five years.
J. H. Redford, of Redwood Co., was
a caller at the Review Office this week.
Mr.. R. G. Roberts, one of Courtland's 8
leading merchants was caller at the
Review Office last Wednesday.
Postmaster Dey of Golden Gate was
in the city Thursday trying to find out
why the Golden Gate mail was not de.
livered.
Mrs Henry Engel and children, of
West Superior, will spend the holiday $
with Mrs. Engel's parents, Mr.. & Mrs.
j. G. Rudolph.
Isldor, son of Anton Henle, died at
St. Paul Saturday. He had gone there
for medical treatment, but all medical
skill could not save him. The funeral
was held Monday.
A woman formerly employed in the
bureau of engraving and printing at
Washington, died last week from the
effects Of poison in the ink used in
B printing greenbacks. The same ink is
used on the new two-cent stamp.
Wednesday Chas. Rossk OPT discon-
tinued corrying mails on the New Ulm
and Golden Gate route because the sub
contractors have failed to pay him for
the last five months work. He ought
to have quit months ago.
The Board of Trade and Agricultur-
alsociety have jointly requested the
proper authorities to hold a farmers. in.
stitute at New Ulm as early as practi-
cable. The Turnverein has offered tn e
two societies the use of the Hall free
during the time of the institute.
A literary entertainment for the ben
eft of establishing library will be
given at Courtland this, Wednesday,
evening. The programme consists of
readings, recitations and quotations
from all the famous authors. and also
vocal and instrumental music. AS the
object is a worthy one, verybody should
attend.
Last Wednesday Rev. E. G. Sanders,
of Sleepy Eye, was summoned to Man
kato to solemnize the marriage of Miss
Bertha E., daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs.
j. 3. Swan, to DR.. Frederick E. Bran
denburg. Twenty-Five years ago that
gentleman united Mr.. and Mrs. Swan
in marriage, and it was, therefore, pc.
culiarly pleasing duty that he was
called upon to perform last Wednes-
day.
The Minnesota Snow Flake is and
made, clear Havana filler cigar and
beats anything made or offered for sale
in the west. Theodor Mueller manu-
features them as we'll as other choice
brands. Besides cigars Mr.. Mueller
: carriesa fine stock of meerschaum pipes
and cigar holders, selected especially
for holiday presents. Call and exam
inc his stock before purchasing else
where. .-
\ Jack Mulcahey, brakeman on the
kC. & NV, was killed at Kasota Satur-
,l-evening while assisting making a
,-switch. 1t is not known definitely
now death was caused but the sup
gosltion is that the stake slipped and
Mulcahey lost his footing. falling be-
tween the car and locomotive and was
J crushed. He leaves a young wife, hav
ing been married but three months.
The private bankers of this state or
ganized the Minnesota Bankers Asso.
citation at St. Paul Tuesday. Mr.. c. D.
Griffith of Sleepy Eye was elected presi.
dent. C. II. Ross of this place is one Of
the directors. The society proposes to
fight the State law which takes effect
Jan. 1st 1888 and provides that firms OF
individuals doing a banking, business
must be Incorporated. The members
are of the opinion that the law is un.
constitutional and that it was enacted
simply for the purposes of giving en-
ployment to a few politicians.
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Charity Lodge No. 9s A. F. and A.
NJ held its election of officers last Tues
day with the following result:
A. Marden, w. M; G. w. 81. Heide.
I man, S. w; o. G. Strickler, j. W.; II.
Vajen. Treasurer; O. N. Olsen, Secre.
tary; B. F. Webber, Chaplain; Tory
Olsen, S. D.; Alb. G.Wagner, J. D.; E
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